proclaim
柯林斯词典
1. V-T If people proclaim something, they formally make it known to the public. 宣布
The new government in Venezuela set up its own army and proclaimed its independence. 委内瑞拉新政府建立了自己的军队并宣布独立。
Britain proudly proclaims that it is a nation of animal lovers. 英国自豪地宣称它是个热爱动物的国家。
2. V-T If you proclaim something, you state it in an emphatic way. 强调
"I think we have been heard today," he proclaimed. “我想我们所说的今天大家都听到了，”他强调说。
返回 proclaim
proclaim /prəˈkleɪm/ (proclaiming,proclaimed,proclaims)
剑桥词典
- After the abdication, George was immediately proclaimed king .
- Bush was proclaiming victory even before the last votes had been counted .
- The president has proclaimed a state of emergency .
- Brazil proclaimed itself independent from Portugal in 1882.
- The charter proclaims that each state will be independently governed .
proclaim verb [T] (ANNOUNCE)
formalto announce something publicly or officially , especially something positive
宣布；声明
All the countries have proclaimed their loyalty to the alliance . 所有的国家都表明了他们对联盟的忠诚。
Republican party members were confidently proclaiming victory even as the first few votes came in. 刚刚得到几张选票，共和党人就准备自信地宣布胜利了。
[ 词或词组后面接一个that从句 ] It was the famous speech in which he proclaimed that socialism was dead . 就是在那场著名的演讲中他宣称社会主义已经死亡。
[ 后面接一个直接宾语和一个间接宾语的动词 ] She was proclaimed Queen at the age of 13 after the sudden death of her father . 父亲突然去世后，她13岁就被立为女王。
例句
proclaim verb [T] (SHOW)
literaryto show something or make it clear
表明；显示
Wearing scarves and hats which proclaimed their allegiance , the football fans flooded into the bar . 足球迷们戴着表示忠诚的头巾和帽子，如潮水般涌入酒吧。 返回 proclaim